Sites & Landmarks
Sites & Landmarks
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Discover the individual places that give StarForgeRP’s Galaxy its local character: ancient ruins, memorials, wrecks, wilderness landmarks, secluded refuges, businesses, and familiar meeting places.
Some matter because of what happened there; others become important through everyday use, personal connections, or repeated visits. The wider Galaxy archive draws on SWTOR, compatible Legends material, and established StarForgeRP stories.
Explore Sites & Landmarks
Explore Sites & Landmarks
Browse the sites below for their physical surroundings, history, and reasons to visit. Each location reference explains the place itself; its associated story provides the wider investigation, participants, and participation context.
StarForgeRP-created location · Korriban · Incident: 3621 BBY
An Imperial Army operational area on Korriban, where a failed operation left casualties and disputed accounts of the response. Checkpoints, communications systems, damaged machinery, and evacuation routes provide a setting for surveys, technical examination, and operational reconstruction.
Follow Ash Corridor for the military accountability investigation. Conditions on the ground can help establish what was possible, but responsibility also depends on the information, authority, resources, and time available to those involved.
StarForgeRP-created location · Ord Mantell · Evacuation crisis: 3630 BBY
A place of loss and continuing examination on Ord Mantell, where a humanitarian emergency became a hostage crisis and unsuccessful civilian evacuation. Jedi Master Jasmin Dawnseer and multiple civilians died.
Survivors and investigators return for remembrance and fieldwork. Remaining structures, equipment, and routes can help test accounts of the disaster, although later weathering and disturbance complicate reconstruction. The Ord Mantell Reconstruction follows the testimony, records, and unresolved questions beyond the site itself.
Using Sites & Landmarks in Roleplay
Using Sites & Landmarks in Roleplay
Choose a connection that gives the visit meaning. A maintenance assignment, remembered promise, familiar customer, pilgrimage, or return to an earlier posting can support a scene without requiring a new discovery.
Purpose — What brings the character here, and what do they hope to accomplish?
Approach — How will they reach the site, and what hazards or restrictions matter?
People — Who uses, maintains, remembers, or claims the place?
Condition — What remains from earlier events, and what has changed?
Knowledge — Which details come from experience, local accounts, research, or restricted information?
A published location is not automatically known or accessible to every character. Read the associated story’s participation guidance before joining an established investigation, and coordinate discoveries that could alter shared evidence or another character’s history. Roleplay Guidelines provides the broader expectations for character knowledge, agency, and collaboration.
For the shared present and wider circumstances, consult Current Setting, which contains major story spoilers.
Finding Other Locations
Finding Other Locations
Choose the reference that best matches the scale and purpose of the place you need.
Planets & Moons — World-scale environments, histories, and communities.
Regions, Sectors & Systems — The larger geographic relationships surrounding individual worlds.
Cities & Settlements — Communities where characters live, work, trade, and meet.
Bases, Facilities & Strongholds — Installations, residences, and recurring mobile bases defined by their occupants and operations.
These categories can overlap: a place may have both an active function and historical significance. Follow its individual reference for the circumstances that distinguish it.
Use the Location Directory to find documented destinations by name, or explore the Galactic Map for geographic context and guidance on journeys.
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